Marzo 14, 2017

Artificial vision a.a. 2016-17

Course goals

The course aims at providing the skills on the main methodologies and techniques required to realize an artificial vision system.

Lessons

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Introduction L1(2h):
Historical introduction to the computer vision systems.
The processing steps of a computer vision system.
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Szeliski (Chap. 1)


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Low level processing L2(3h):
Image acquisition, optics and sensors.
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Szeliski (Chap. 2.1)


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L3(2h):
Images and colors representation.
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Szeliski (Chap. 2.2, 2.3)


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L4 (3h):
Image filtering and processing
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Szeliski (Chap. 3.2)


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Ex1(2h):
Introduction to OpenCV

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Lab1 (3h):
Exercise on image filtering and processing using OpenCV

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Exercise assigned by the lecturer

Intermediate level processing L5(2h):
Corners and edge detection and contours extraction.
Book
Szeliski (Chap. 4)
Forsyth (Chap. 8)


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L6 (3h):
Features, descriptors and shapes
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Szeliski (Chap. 4)


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L7 (2h):
Segmentation
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Szeliski (Chap. 5)


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Ex2(2h):
Intermediate level processing using OpenCV

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Code provided by the lecturer

Lab2 (3h):
Exercise on intetmediate level processing using OpenCV

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Exercise assigned by the lecturer

High level processing L8 (3h):
Introduction to machine learning.
NN, KNN, KK’NN classifiers.
Neural networks.

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L9 (2h):
LVQ, back propagation, SVM

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Ex3(2h):
Classifiers using OpenCV

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Application L10 (3h):
Viola-Jones algorithm (Haar features, AdaBoost, cascade classifier)

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Lab3 (2h):
Face recognition using OpenCV

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Lab3 (2h):
Face recognition using OpenCV

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L11 (3h):
Background subtraction and tracking

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Lab4 (2h):
Object detection using OpenCV

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Lab5 (2h):
Object tracking using OpenCV

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Exercise assigned by the lecturer

L12 (2h):
Action and gesture recognition

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Lab6 (4h):
Gesture recognition using OpenCV

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L13 (2h):
Robot vision

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L14 (2h):
Drone vision

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L15 (2h):
Embedded vision

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